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Israel Security Cabinet to Convene Amid Heightened Multi-Front Alert Israel's security establishment is on high alert and will convene a special cabinet discussion to assess multi-front threats. The meeting will focus on Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, and Iran, including targeted eliminations and counter-drone measures. Forces are deployed and prepared to defend citizens across all fronts.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Israel's security forces are on high alert ahead of a special cabinet discussion on multi-front threats. 02 The discussion will cover developments in Gaza, including targeted eliminations and preventing attacks. 03 Syria and Lebanon fronts will be reviewed, focusing on strikes against Iran-backed terrorists. 04 Iran's missile and drone capabilities and regional proxy threats are also on the agenda. 05 Security forces are deployed and prepared to defend Israeli citizens on all fronts. Translated and summarized by baba from JDN , the latest report. Read JDN’s original The coverage
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